&Tun' uttrat:
CORORETE GARDEN WALKEV
,
We have been frequently ' , asked
whether there is a cement that{ xvill
be durable on walks, that will keep
the gfass I.from groWing throUgh
There are so many (Efferent
metheds of
.Making concrete Or ce
ment walks, that it is a difficulUinat
ter to decide _whichone is the best.
The 04-lA:materials that enter into
thscenstruction 9f walks._ also varies
greatly,..andthat which is the chap-.
est in one lecality.may be . the! most
expenSivein another; 'All theSeLcir
cnmstances Mast be takeil_ i irttcl con
sideration Whenever . reading of at
4-tempting to lay down cheap andidur
,, able walks. Where coal tar can be
obtained,. good; durable walk: can .
lzfe made by lilting, is 4 - to G inClies in
depth of broken stone and gravel.
'Make the surface levetspread n
on thin :Coat of hot coal tar; sifti
on - fine sand or, 'coal ashes; itep - 2tit
the operation until tbree or foui:coats
of tar are applied; toll or btatidown
each cqat, and sift on as , innclri sand
•or gravel as will adhere. • i
. Auother.method:-4Takeabont equal
. parts of Coal ashes and old
. Wacked
linie,i . fria au old wall will answer;)
sift into a heap; make a kole in the
centez.and potir iu hot coal ter, and
mix as you would :mortar / 'Vet the
heap remain a few days or Until it
begins to stiffen, and then spread up- - ;
.on the w:111; bed 2td ineheSi thick;:
rol down and slfiiinkle the" Surface
with line sand or gravel.. • Ifs applied
• when mixed, it - will' stick to the
shcrt.ls and .Spades- used., and it is
ilnite dihicult to handle, brit after a
few hours 'it becolnes More- lite 'nor
tar. . .
A eL e arcrs .eau be roadeas
follows.:—Take two barrels of freshly
Jacked lifdp, and_oneo . good;cement,
and niiN with.wa:ter, las for anortar.
Spread this over a. good folindation
of broken stotie and i..Yravel! , As it
hardens roll do'wn smooth.--4E.r.
FALL. Ta:Evrmi:cr OP CLAY LANDS.—
'A clay'soit und - cr . a proper mode of
:treatment ig - ,4?-nr 'most productive
soil. What is‘walled an agricultural
clay, that, clay wall , twenty-five
percent of sand in intimate cmixture
with it, is the best and MoSi lasting
.soil for grafn and especially grass..
But while a light loam '-is lcompara
salc‘frimlinjury, a clay soil can
Le measurably ruined by-Improper
freal went, and' the ereatest
. danger
is tube apprultended frotM blowing
when WO Ni'et. : The working of clay
iu It 1110i.gt, condition will bring it in
to a .. state of tenacious consistency
that fri)st can -not oyercoMe; and
Many—years of tillage will be regnir
. ed to reduce.' ln'tlie means time its
.
- -vain° is lesetred and-.its ferOity im
.
pared.lprainin,g such soils is neces,
sary for (their proper "eultivatiOn;
a:-much '4l:-; it u: on becomeS either
necc;.sary or (l,sir:iblito . work them
- „before they can natnrally i ,:vt rid of
e!.c4sive anionid, ofi-'rnoisture:
F rmers can not be too - :iotehrid of
.clay lands at this season tihe year,
. lest one nnseasonnble plowing should
• cause a serious ionry. lige is seen
• the adviinine of draining:; • While
one farmer .;fi enabled to jeep his
_ twin n•nd tea,n-,; and. fsls7_C a
flvor;t1) 1 / 2 bppl an ty fur yarding
ne!.. , iihoi4.2 having
• au and raeed comPeued to
lie and Itoth-lime and won
- Toe•cap.:. in drains
reinni wi:er than
1);.• ine;:ea,e4 croi* , . • -
CUT Ft 7D.- For years il!ei:e
liet.p 8 Di,. on u i,va!ea agrl
- CO alilllln v; 'Liat fecti
ant „. llei•g.fore
We there
la,, . a , . e .1 matter.
liroN 1.;'•
The e gn:tt air
• V.: 11
th ,, ;11 to: ',, , o.:011? , 1:v: I:.t..)k!iv their
h:t% e With
t;li re eau no oceft.) - lii to cut
t The bor,e is (10 . erently
istin
hi) fiptl like
ta;•—tir. This Fio, cue hay,
ail, otl:er ,i)ocl of l'ike\ icit!ure,
1!i)t. proper•ly, the taxi
:1 1.! luavY! ap-,
1/-11 iii at'
cfn(•((in . .l.
•
11( nim;(( i lf till ( ~ s t,: (
1 - eco.c ,, , :i - n . d,ti(c:57 .3 ,T (3. iv
t-n , i(it 3y, 1, • , L.en n d
nnent llav, and be
10-- 3 , be 3 i•e 3 y, and (191 iiiore
wlth Imk, cot
a'.(ont two :n !1ng . 31. - Would
clu..e 11r) .. 1 - So lo take itiO.4, t;ine
iu ca' ‘•4- t 1 "
No i.ace-Vors; was
eVer co 1,1:y
ent 'fancie,..•3 ',never
pcxillit their an 3 ,n , ,;( l s to over3.feeci;
nor get (.11tafoish anti Ltvcrishl r froin
hrck of
Front Grass WINTER FEED. The
prudent sheep husbandman, as the
biting of- autumn weaken s his past
tires, will see to hal flocks are
• plentifully, though- gradually, sup
plied with corn or rots, or whatever
is to Constitute their *inter foOd. No
matter how strong the pasture may
appear, we would advise that this
additional • feeding, he • not delayed
beyond the first of .November—for
. snow or cold rain storms --are likely
to overtake us any • day, rendering
strong and warm ; fooil necessary-3
and if the flocks are not atleast par
tially accustomed to it, some animals
will i oYer-cat, while others will not
get a.sulliciencv. Any one at all fa
miliar with the noodling of. sheep
need-not be told of. the bad effects
-; that will: rcsult.haye . known
flocks so • injured • by a November
storm that they could not be restor
ed to their proper thrift during the
entire winter following. _ A - good judge
of wool will readily Ltect: the fleeces
otsueli 'stock ‘3-f- as evEry sudden,
change in the condition of the sheep
. produCes - a "joint'.' in the fibres, ren
&TOT, it totally unfit for use in man,
nfacturing suchhstyles ,of gocids as
require strength and elasticity in the
-material 'composing them.— iSfori.-
J,,Etrizak-
RussiAN Vs. Sulniu.k i x Arm:Es..—Dr.
C. Andrews,,Marengo, El., compar
ing the Russian with the Siberian
' apples as they haYe been tested in
this country, says:" "All the Russidn
apples have not proved hardy: None
but the Oldenburg hadstnod the test
as far north as St. Paul fki any con
siderable. number of years, 'and some
.of the most experienced nurserymen
of That vicinity do nut regard even
thatreliable there." -'on the contra
ry, lic.thinks that alt evidence goes
to show the. Perfect hardiness of the
Siberian family, Thindrells!of new
seedlings of this species are constant..
.ly coming into fruit,. some, Of them
bitreine fate_ keepers, arl'ail
ac
countsreport them eUtirelyhatily as
far north as they have been tried."'
• .
parNDERt& MACHINE SHOP.
I t
The undersigned ing purchased -the Foundry
and Kaduna slim y owned by John CSMIIIa•
ere prepared to do kinds of work lipperlandag to
their badness, with ptneia end dhipetch.
MILL E.ARINGS,
CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS,
A i
MAN DRILLS ,
all kinds of
3111, ` IKONS'.
,
LADE TO PUDE&
ENGINES . REPAIRED,
to give .utlaboUan.
And all pork
MACHINES r'
SEEING
Of the bleat and in crt Improved ands mannfactlmA
and kept cotudiuntly on hand ready for we.
P-LOUGHS, ,
1131DE-nTLL, TAM AND WOODEN BEAMS
,
t
all kinds.
OULTIVAT S, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOD . H POINTS
Of all kinds. and. the lateet improvement/ kept
constantly on hand.
• 4 1.1
1 . 1 _
CRT N. POWERS,
LAILVE, AND SMALL SIZE.
i.
,S TOV F. CASTINGS
E..
CELL/LK ORATEIL
If
SLED AIsTP SLEIGH SHOES,
LLIICIE IRON KETTLES
la
And all lads f caatinge furniahed ta , •
-
March 30.1Q70. MEANS & ROCKWELL.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY 1
" I
On Pine, between Main and Second. Streets, back
of G. P. Mason 4 Co.'s Bank,
TONNA.NDA, PENN'A. •
HENJ3Y STULENI & CO.,
ItespectinTly announce to Ins friOnliani patrons,
that th base bnllt
)3IIICK CAIIILLIGE FACTORY,
whpro they colll constantly keep on hand a full assort
went of
FAMILY CARRIES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM . WAGONS,
TROTTLS6 a SULSIS. AND 13E.pLETOXS.
Made of ;the.best material and AnisLed In theibeat
city style, iie long experience lb city Carriage
Factories gives them a decided advantage over others
in thS
.1,
Finish; Style, and Durability
~ 1
.1
of hie Wagefm. All Mei aska la an
1
INSPECTION OF . HIS WORK
previous to purchasing elpewheig
ALL WOI WARRANTED ,TO G 1 FE PERFECT
SATISPAMIOX
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask- a continuance of the
same:
11F-PAIRING. PROMPTLY ATTMDED TO
reiucea prima.
Towanda, May 24. 1870--tf
THE OLD MAIN STREET
=
Carriage Factory.
JAILES BRYANT
Still continues the manufacture of
CARRIAGES AN Ii WAGONS,
Of every dba , :rlption, et the old Mod of tr. Fi
EMI
STREET, f TOWA.NDS. DA
111
Ilia work to all of the
'LATEST STYLE AND FINISH
In the inannfacturo of wagon': nothing, is uced biat
the
BEST STEEL AXLES,
Togethr with the,
COMPOSITION BOXES
Ire Light Work
PLA.TFORM APRMG WAGONS
AND
LUMBER WAG OM
Sept conotontlY on Land,
. The beat Eastern stock Ix oat - din the manufacture
of Wheels. Spoken are all rived out—not sawed.
WOUR SOLD'
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
As to finish, and as to durability
SCPErnOlt TO ANY IN THIS SECTION
$
Att Wora: WArm.umw.
JAMES BRYANT
ap1.19'71
BLOOD
(3C - CO_,
Still COW . rue to manufacture theirselebrated
HORSE ; POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will sell:a batter machine, for lees money than
rani be hatleirewlere in the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do u much. or more,
than any Other. and are more durably built. We
personalty superintend eur work and see that It is
well down. We will send
DISCMPTIVE CATALOGUES,
of ourztutchines, on applit - m!lon.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One d Taco Home THRESHER d . SEPERAroRs,
THRESHER and , CLEANERS;
FANNING MILLS,
cractuig 1- Duo emu Amu.
SAW AND GRIST MILT, work done to order.
Giro tut a calf before pare seing eliewhete.
iltuoacmpa %Kama!
r. OD aoo'l£l .
Aug. 2. 184
NEW 'PLANING
The underalamed having built a large and commo
dious MW in the "ton:nigh of Towanda, and filled it
with the most modern and imprvred zooehin -7, for
the manufacture bf
I M'DOW 413£{11 AN U BUNDS,
Am prepared to fill orders. "whether large or antap,
upon the shortest notice.. We hare also a large vs.
tidy of MoLTLDViGB. of the latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish ranch choaper than they ean be
worked by-hand.
PLANING, •
• TONG 77EDIG,
611.00V150.
AND SCROOL
ELOWG,
And all other work pertainingtoJoinery.will be dolts
to suit our customers.
Persons building:and not living more than. twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it largely for their
interestto buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
it work id by our machinery. Bring your grist of
Flooring. or other lumber, and whUe lour team is
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
you.
We will psi CARL for FMB AND KEZKLOCE
LIMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
seem. or 11 you cauffeeme,
Toruda, Feb.. 144. 1. 11. RODGERS * CO.
THE LAR4EIST
MOST _COMPL!ETE
. • Aiiortment of
ITATCIIES, 'CLOCKS,
PLATED WAEE,
SILVER WARE, GOLD RINGS,
GOLDLCHAI2SS, &C., &C.,
no
Ever opened in this market , is no on exhibition
and for sale at the well-known Store of
W. A. CHAMBERLAIN
jr.3 C. Mks just returned from 1 the city, and gat-
tern himself that his stock ham *n_bought at bot
tom figures, and that he can offer better Induce
ments to pnrchasers of first-class goods than any
ertablishment - in thO conntry..
pERSOSIS IN SEARCH OF
JULES 11IIGUENIN,
JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH
1
EMMY EMITL&N
R. S. CLARE.
MERCED'S NEW BLOCK.ITOWANDA, PA
Is constantly receiving additioius to bit stock' of
gglods suitable for pre tin
ts, inch as
LA.DIES'• WATCHES;
of all descriptiolui. Also a selected assortment of
..GOLD CHAINS, I i ' I INE GOLD
•
M M 1.1
I.err ." l7ll7lMPTlgrirVell Mranrllrl=
. .
GOLD. SILVER A.ND STEEL EG'ECTACLES ,AND
ETE.GLASSE3 to At all cam of /zapaired sight.
NEW PATENT ACCOMODAIIING SPECTACLES,
•
By this patent I am enabled to exchange Manes at
any time without extra charge, Call and see.
CLOCES. WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED
AND 3/1731.1111iED.
Towanda, Dee. 8. 1870.
PIPORTAST TO , ALL WHO
VALUE TEEM SIGHT! ..1
The sight of the aged assisted the weak strengthen
ed and the perfect preserved.
'PutLunixina Orric t u, IssTrrirrE,
For the mamulactuling of the
CONCAVE CONVEX. =TETA =MS. LONDON
ELMOKED AllD TINTED 04 1 LJU3S FO R WZA.IS 01 M-
I - LillED El ,
The Concave Convex Crys Spectacles. made by
the above institute are now a I ng Ulna before the
public, and the rapid andin demand for them
combined . with the . emir acknowledgment of
their clearness in vision and sae to the eye, shows
plainly that they are auperio to any other glaaaea
in the market.
• The majority of Spectacles, imported) and
no matter bow line the fram ed, contain but a poor
and worthies, article of glais (generally cast or
preened;) thersre made to. sold only. withnut
uir i..s,
any calculation respecting - nefit to the eye, and
therefore the • great. comp of poor and weak
sight. Thousands are naing lanes now which tire
and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after
abort usage, oe_require an tensely strong light
and therefore destrilying the ht, which, were they
l i ved
properly suited, would be p a life time.;
The advantages claimed fo the CODCSIISCOIITex
Crystal Glasses are tbe toll :
The Lemma are ground ofe best material, pore
and hard, and made only for tical purposes, they
are therefore not liable toget retched or dim.
They confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision
not found in any other glass . .
They canrbe used equally 11 by day or candle
cnlng
light without thing or fatigale the eyes.
They are ground math ema cally true in the con
cave convex mirror, accordito the-philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the -eye, therefore
assisting nature only instead f forcing it.
IT
That the lenses are centered comet:Unto the frames.
They can be used longer than any other glades , 1
without changing to a higher ' r.
The frames are made and durable by expe
rienoed workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
WM. AL CHAMBF.BLEY.
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Towan
de, Pa.. baa the mole Agency for theke glasses in
Bradford county. No Pediers•employeL
July 12, 1870-tt
AriSS E. J. ELN
Wishes tcrinform the ladies o
that she keeps constantly on •
NE I 1.1 IJ I-
Goods, suitable to the seaso
roes far their liberal patro
!lures them that no exertions . i
sure& continuance of the •
selection of
HAIR Alsll3
Such an
Kid Glovex
Linen Collars,
Cup,
Handk
I have also mowed, taco
my DRESS IDWING estatt
Pfd to do
- CUTTING an
In the Latest Luilatonable at7l
Entrance next door to - Fe
April 1 11.
:ewelrT,
can ' - I
JEWELRY,
HOLIDAY -PRE.SENTS,
Must not fqrget tLt,
One door north of
AMERICAN WATCHES
• •SWISS .WATCHES,
an Dew.
EST TO THE BEST
PMFE,.
SLEY,
Towanda and vicinity
• • a large .apply of
MO
Thanking her pat.
. _heretofore. she as
will b• aPared to en.
e. She also hue line
CT GOODS;
chiefs:
Lacei,
Corsebt,
&c. dr
i2iMilM
FITTING
• on abort notice.
& Morales, up stairs.
GTPOStiII. and •Prcrvisiona.
IMEE UNDERSICANED. ILAPING
Ps=loud Uto mitre moral of
ram. fins eta. B. POCK /It 00., v Wet Siggrand
tO WOE to the citizens et Bradtotd Nasty awl eietAt•
ty. a large and Ira selected stock of .
GROCERIES,
Whlcb 1 Lan purchand fte cub. eat teal «slam
that I cark Sell at as low glip::4e as caw he purchased
(ftWxol. I sow °Mitt° thelp*dica spkazdla stock
TEAS, CO
8 49
, SUGARS,
mum B, SPICE% kR.
Have ea Loa a large 434 of •
AKRON FLOtIII,,, GRATTAv Do.
UTE DO.. rsuorwEEAT DO.
I keep constantly on hand, POEM, MUM. /ABA and
klride of TSB. Would cell the atteatime tithe
public to our Can't Be Beat
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quality of pkina Jean Oaklera llelebratedLaim•
d 27, Bow York Cheatlad and Brown Sosp
Pkoielall sod examine oar at** ot
WOODEN WARE.
Largo worth:Lent of TAXXEC Nonors, Tonxr
SOAPS, he., kc. I will pay the higbaat cash price for
" e COUNTRY PRODUCE
Farmer*, en Elsa aw before eentag elseyhefe.
An Posoon• !Adebted to the Übe Ann will please call
sad make immediate psymenL
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J. LONG
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD, WELL4y, AND STONE WATLE,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, &c.,
N3al PATTON'S BLOC
COB. MAIN AND BRIDGE .STS.,
I desire to call the attention of the public to my
aoutortment of goods, which always hill and com
plete, 'and will be sold to x:ky curtomers at lowest
market rates.
}TY stock of
TEAS, COFFEES,
Have bee pi:webs/1M since the late reduction in the
tariff oti , them e and are offered at prim to ear.
respond;
Orders by mall or otherwise', will receive carsdn
and prompt attention.
Thanking the public for the liberal
l
they harm given me, I sigh • oontinuance H '14" 4 21 =
mane.
CASH PAID POE OOIItiTE PIIODUCE.
feb..20'71
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN I
AID ILTERT.TIII3II f 7 TIM
GROCERY a PROVISION GINS,
'COWELL Ar, MYEICS
*prima that cannot tail to sattstr all-that that
-r
d rnsined not to be undersoldby any one.
have enlarged their Store by building Mk that the/
now have room for the fresh supplies that are ditly
received by them: They have coanectod with t
stare a Idaritet where they tow keen fresh meats to
sell by the quarter or piece. ann a full supply or Oro.
antes and Provider's, to which theirw call the
attention of all cub buyers. Come and esamine our
Ododa and Prices, Wore purchasing ana astistr
yOmeelves. We guarantee all Roods to give entire
itattafactima. We are thankful to our customers for
their past liberal-patronage and solicit a continuance
of the same. COWELL it ILTEEL
. Dec. 20. MA
Ai FULL ASSORTMENT OF
D/1113) 811 d COM Ism% at
*arch 10.1869. ' LONG h HEELER 8.
IL EL PATCH)
C. B. PATCH.
TOWANDA, PA
AND
SPICES,
11. Z. LONG.
are now being offered at
GO TO TAILOR & GOBITEL
For yoarliew Spring Snit.
. -
lytoß do &ars'
For p New Drees Snit
i 39 TO T
QLOR f t GORE'S 1
v4Spring Styles in Pant&
GO TO T.
ForiN
GO TOT
YLOR fr, GORE'S
r a New Spring Overcoat.
GO TO
'A.YLOR & GORE'S
For . all the Latest Styles in Cue
tom and Ready-Made Clothing. •
AYLOR & GORE'S
GO TO
175
'ate and Caps, all the Latest
Styles
;TAYLOR &PORITg
CK) TO
Gents' Furnishing Gouds,
es, &c.
Bows,
WORK WARRANTED.
'G tDONR ON SHORT
NOTICE:
MAIN STREXT;
M
TOWANPA, PA
=
o:commoDowokftwov:lmil
T°
C , LOTHLSG /LADE TO ORDER.
d Andy two things. - First, to
You eh
WU= yeasr-cLtss mamma
- is MADE
GET
E=l
EILE =EV AIM SOLD CIIELP _
order to be able *
to sell a good article cheap
chant. must tunkutand his 'business, and
%aw, where and what to buy u practical
• ; and a
Ana
the mer
know h
man d..
IPRACTICAL TOR
ME
branches I profess bs be, having had
tgIiTEEN TEARS, EXPERIENCE
husfnese. nave been a cutterlte acme of the
In the
best houses In
NEW YORK CITY
I do my own buying, selling and cutting, and
divide my profits with no man, so that less en will
do—and with low rent and other erponses_in pro.
portloi„ i thus making the cost of carrying on the
basin very small. •
.*.'ln reeding the e.bcoro you will see why it to that i
I CAN SELL GOODS CHEAPER
.
Than inen to/lowing the bnainess, and haling no
knowledge of it thezasolvre, have to employ other* at
large salutes to attend to it, and customers mast
pay
ao;rrdingl
y—as th ey, like ayaelf, 1. --
DO LSO - MS TO LIVE BY IT.
If ycL doubt the above statement: be Convinced
by ,:.. ng on
Merchant Tailor. 13ridge - St.. Tcnranda,
Ang.llo,lo
I .EUREKA I !
Everybody baj dieecntred than'
THE OLD CLOTHING HOUSE
Illosentleld & Wolff
1
'One (Ka? south of Fos k !term's) Ls
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.
[They now have a great store' fall of the
glN:~>.yi/~;i.i~.{rrr~l~a.i~~y~xnr[.r :}:Yr~~w.r
DEN AND BUYS' CLOTHING
To be foundordsiae the cities.
Their goods sre
FINE ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
CHEAP ENOUGH
TOACCOZtUdODATE ANY PURSE
DON'T BE DMUnKD t
•• Nem letre an obi Mend for a new one.•
Remember that ROSENTLELD t WOLF? az
permanently Mated here, and an cdar greater tn.
dnacinente to yardman than any cart home in
teen.
It is the Interest of gentleinen is this section to
coins and being
nstain on.a their helYs. sea eye their reds
an eati
•
Conalle r the fact that" yon- can - buy at ROSEN
FIELD k wours, beautiful and substantial:noth
ing for a mere song.
• • ROS INIIXLIS gt ; WOLFF. ,
Augait 23. 1871.
VERY CHOICE OREM/ AND
Black Tea Dollen cheapal rets - 11 k try •
pEOPLEI3: •
viociB24aD PEOVIIIEX'
wren oasis: mass /um sua 11121121%
GROCIERMS' AND. PROVISIONS,
IMI
Which ith be said et the lowest pore)* Woe"
MACKEREL,'
LERRII~T
4,
FRUIT OF ktaltinklßlPTlol4ll,
MODERN STONE WARE, A,.'l
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN.
r
Bebe on tour produce, which we pay cub for.
t be et
&a.
supply ltabtOn Balt, all drat! llosnis,
Buttes eonstan Firkins. Tu.
Please call and look tbrodgh onrooek. and was wlD
do our best to please you. W. C. soce.wELL.
Towanda. April 28, 1862.
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AND PROVISION
GROCERY
1' • ,
)
STORE.
) .
MoCApE it E 4 WAR I S,
,
t.
Wholesale and Helen Deafen' in
FAMILY -GROCERIES
, AND
PROVISIONS,
• - , -
xi:sail NEW BLOCK TOWANDA. PA.
We do not deem It recesitary to enumerate all the
di/areal 'articles we keep. On:assortment is
r
ALWAYS COMPLETE
W. aeli nothltibut
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Oath paid for Parment Piulnce.
JAMES MCCABE,
March I, 1870. - I WII. EDWAIIDS.
I
t
FBIERCUR are now receiv
ing a fresh clock of Goodie Ititheir line, bought
since the let January, to which they Write the at
tention of their frienda. We keep the largest stork
in town. Our goods are freak and desirables. We
sell at lowest marketprice*.
Jan. 19.1871.
F RFSH AND NEW TEAS; bought
ALUM the ascent decline in price, and selling
clump at YetaiL FOX 1/£IICUIL
Jan. 19, MM.
OX d, 3LERCUR are selling Gro
ceries at retail. • ' Jan. 19, 1871.
Fox& MERCUR are selling New
and Fret& Goods. Jan. 19, 1871.
VOX & MERCUR atie selling Ciro
certes cheap. Jain. 19,1871.
FOX MERGUR are selling first
. cam. Goods only. Jan. 19.1671,
Fos & VERCUR are selling
cheaper than ecer. Jan. 18, 1871.
RRILESIBEIIthat *e are selling
Goo& at
And that we won't be nnders4l.
Jan. 19, 1871. • Fos & utitctra.
lt/fICHIGA.NTLNE- r 'CUT TOBA
AaJL CO—very choke—at,
Jan. 19. 1871. - FOX & 11ERC 8.
•
VOX a DEERCUR do , noi dna in
Sboddi Goods. • Jan. 1% 1i3711.
01111. CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the market afrads and at
lowest prices. • E. T. FOE: -
Towanda, Jan. 19.11. RESET mEnctra.'
- pp EMBER THAT FOX & MEW
4,J Mir are retailing all kinds of Groceries at
wkole.saleptices. The largest stockin town. Goods
first chit& Prices low. E. 7. 00. X. •
Sepe29.'7o. lIENRTS.
THE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN
town by the quantity or retail at
FOS k 'MERCER'S.
BAKERY AND DINDM
'First block north of Ward House.
BREAD, PIES, CA.KE,CRACKERS,
BAKED DA. IL T,
And sold at Wholesale arra
. In Cu:DINING ROOMS wo will ac commodate tho
public with either a hind". or a good meal at all
times of th , day and evening. • si
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON HAND DIIIIMG
THEIR SEASON. ,
Also a line assortment of Groceries. Confectionery,
Fruits, Nets,
mayl9lPdf 'D. W.,SCOTT CO.
OENTRA.L MARKET. '
The subscribers still continue • to keep constantly
on hand a full and complete assortment' of eiery ,
thing pertaining to their business. consisting main.
ly or
BFPF, PORK, FRESH. AND SALT
UAMB, - •
MUTTON. ' REEF„ lAMB,
TEAL. POULTRV.,
SAUSAGE.-" LAIID,
BOLOGNA, D ' ILUZD BEEP.
• TALLOW dc„. &c.
FRESH FROM TH T Nizyst.
OTSTEILS ILECEIVED DAILY
In their season.
Parties 'wishing Oysters 4n large or small quanti.
ties will be furnished on short notice, at the old
stand. Czirritai. Maass; kthntaliro's Block, first
door north of Dr. Porters. - r
Una& 0 KZLWX . KELLUM & 10311.0C1i.
Theo. ittiLLOCIL
Feb. 24, 1870-tt ' ' • •
HERRY'IIABRIS.
T IEE-BpST AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO,
IS MLICUPACTULLID AT
FACTORY NO. 1,
•
lm
DISTRICT OP MAUTTANO.
gr See thtt Every Package you buy bean that
Inaniptioo.
Dee. 1.4.
H. J A CpBS,
DIMAS ri
MEN'S AND BOYS' cLopmp,
AU Roods warranted. and sold at the lowest rates.
Booth atoreln Beldleroan'a block, !lain-at. inylBll
Omen ad Provisions.
a sow and e0., , k4s Mocit at
CODFISH,
PORK,
L gligiul A
HAJIt;
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DAllitlitgt•L - . I
RETAIL
• AND . --
HATS ANDeICA.PS.
Oreckery sad Oluinnui.
SUPPLW POE THE
AT iT erl:?/AX)333,
AT
WI-018AM •& BLACK'
q :r,s fe j:4 (V
CHINA,
F7'l= u. k co..
EMS
GLASSWARE.
New air:l-beautiful
STONEWARE.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
l? ex= gft k
FM
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The best kind in inLrket.
FRUIT JA
Tow-ands, Aug. 30.11
P=aituro.
FURNITURE.
• NEW Mel! NEW GOOD
We,ire now offering at : i on; Wboleanlo aiul
FIIRNITURi EMPORIUM,
NO. 107 Min' Stu LET,
The greatest inducements to those in Irani of
FIRST - CLASS, FURNYITIIIM !
Ere; offered !In this - market i.
The intent:Wm of the pub* eamecially called to
our recent hoav purchase' from the late Greit - Ana
Una Sales of
'• CHAMBER AND • PARLOR
PITIRJNITITIZM!
We are stow offering .
WA,I4- l itrT • MARBLE TOP SE;.N
AT 173 00. And
NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
Together with air; Complete Stock of
. •
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, 'CHAIRS
TARIr FS, STANDS,. SPRING
BEDS,' DIA.TRESSES,
LOOKLNG-GLASSES,
And in fact everAlting to!, be font a F ` tret.elaw
Furniture Store.
•
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
rii MEMBER THAT WE ARE MOW MANUFAC
1L taring, and do offer 'goods of on; own mann
faetzue cheaper than you citt buy cltyinade gOoda
elsewhere. Lumber taken in eschange for goods,
•Waatso furnlsh
ROSEWOOD CASKETS,
METALIC 'ILIUM CASES, AND coPinis
Of every description.
13URIAL ROBES, CM'S, kc.,
And we Alio have the
•
FINEST lIE•ARSE
In this section of country
•
Gocai delivered to the Depot free of eh/Lige.
JAMES 0. FROST k'soss.
Tcru , ands, Ina. 11,1871
A NOTHER NEW FIRaL.
•
FURITURE
LOWER. THAN EVER.
•
J. S. YN. & CO.
• • •
Having' purchased the' Furnituro Store 'of D. Z.
.Preartau in Mereur's Block, have added . largely.to
their stock, and now Wier
FURNITURE ..
01 every • description at pneea whic!l will
•• -
DEFY COILPETITION.
Having purehaaed the stock for CASH, they feel
warranted in Saying that they can offer 'greater in
ducements than any other establishment in the
county. Towanda, April '26,1871.
Boots and Shoos.
GREAT BARGAINS- IN
MOOTS &s-SOMS
IME:3
NEW BOOT AND inos
Bouth,end of Wahl Efonme.
The undersigned are recie4r a large . atot well
lofted stock of
BOOTS.A-NP SgdEg
Ehattetile tot' the
SIJM*ES AND FALL
Which we offer low for'cliah. ffcmaititiog of
GENTS, - •
• LADIES,
4 1 •
AND CHILDULNS 7,EAR
SEUED AND PEGGED BOOTS
_VADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
~:,I
: 4.-
Thenkttal for peat favors, we ecdicit a oontinttence
of the mile. •
itaictw.,w,cionronn. • ot!.ziorr ar-Azz
TowsadCAlrre .5. 1869-
IOOTS AND SHOES AT &DE AND
REPAIRED.
•
L. O. NELSON. • ,
Ifas made arrattgenients to accommodate customers
that aro constantly calling with boots and Shoes for
new sole". etc.. and have had to leave them, to their
great disadvantage. until another day. The constant
call far this kind of work. #nd the desire to have It
done immediately hal induced me to make, inch ar.
raturettents th at pm need net return borne +!
Without your sole being renewed and your heels set
square. - •
For prices that are honest and perfectly. &fr.
•
Leaks that bare gaiters that me broke it the tea,
•
To this repalr-shop is the place for to go
To !Oilmen rosztnped. neatly tapped•or half-soled.
And your feet well protected front the wet and the cold
, -
litriework wo'can make yon with the above doable
' • *tick.
we We can make them for yOU thin, or wo giro !Im
We can ti T ia c k l e them_ wale high hee:a, ot* we ran
n yon-
winTtoyot764 —
So you tieedttot stager with s brick N glee
your hat.
Nll.—Hood eider 'einem for sale by barrel or gal:'
Front of , Methodist church. Maio street.
Towartds. Dec. 19.18:0. , ! L. C. XELKIN.
01.1 0 4 - ', TEA, Sl7(lA*, fig, lL/ Lc., whales: Se and. retail.
July 1. lice &BE & MIX.
FISH PORK, HAMS OD LARD
ODWIML UMW&
B. H. a t PORTIgR, BON :& CO.,
I
OLD CASH DRUG STORE,
Omer Nan and Pine Streds, Towanda, Rs..
Itimiiscsnity added Purdy to their stoek, s fall and
template assortment. ecosatitating en extensive vs.
embracisie many articles used, in thetArbl.fOr
sesclindeal Imposes, carefully
to
n wnts
vela psuelected
u rwith
the= nysuppaliedhlahp
sand
ou the
vessonsble tenni et Wholesale or
exesisting of . •
Fall lines now
ALCOHOL AND ZURP.PiTINp,.
311, purr, mumura,, wurrz-wegi.
And'oll kinds of Bnuhes,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS;
null Ana Toilet Articles in all their variety,
SPONGES, BEVEH WA" COMM.
POCKETBOOKS, PORT kONALg,
Pocket Salves, Razors,
Tana. SKIN AND mum inuremwrzoxs.
PIIBti WIN AND LIQDOBS,
For Medicinal rasa
Toakoco, Sstrrr . Puma AND Omens,
t Medan, Fuld and Flower Seeds, Tresses. SuP•
porters, fiesperworas,"Bltordder Brawl. Breast
Pumps, Teething Bingo, Nursing Bottles,
' Nipples, Nipple Sheila and Shields, Syringes,
• Bed Pans, dell-Seating Print Jars, They. -
nometers. • Plavorlkig Extracts, Stone
Jugs. Glass Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corks. Bath
Brick, and Stove Blackht. Fish Tackle. Am
munition, kr...Botanic. Eclectic and Hamwpath-.
is Medicines, and all the popular Patent
. AUEDICINES.
AB articles warranted as represented. Persons at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail.
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratuitously
,at the cam:
charging only for medicine.
=hankie' for past liberal patronage, would : es
y announce to their friends and the public.that
no pains shall bo spared to satisfy, and ment the con.'
tinnatien of their confidence and patronage;
Open Sundays for prescription:l from 9 to 10
a.m.. and 12 in. tot. and 5 to ri p.m.
M. - C. PORTER. SON k
July 1,1870.—yr.
IME!
TAYLOR'S CFTN.RRA'' s fED OIL!
Retail
The Great. Mesmeric Rern.kly should be kept and.
used by - - every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Moises, every Teamster and Livery Stable Keepzr,
every. Physician and Horse 'Faiier for it many
times cure pain and Lameness when all other medi
cines have failed. Miners and Railroad Med
should certainly 'keep it, for it is unsurpassed for
brutes and sprains. Blacksmiths should keep it
for their own use - and for their Mut:ors:ors tender
footed horses, as nothing equals - it for tender feet,
Every body suffering from pain and lameness of any
kind, burns, cuts, wounds' or ,any eruption of the
akin, Corns, Chilblains -or any - slistease requiring an
outward application should certainly keep this cele
brated medicine. Every bottle warranted to give
'satisfaction. For sale by Dr. If. C. Porter Son k• Co.
Porter & Kirby and F. W. Brown Druggists, Towanda,
Pa. And by ever" : Druggist and dealer ip,Brad
ford and adjoining cotinties.
Johnston Holloway and Cowden, wholesale PktenlL
MedininaDePot. No. 60,,TXrch street Phi ladeigh la .Pa.;
Wholesale Agents.. H. BROWNIG TAYLOR. •
jedyl.2"lo-tf Proprietor, Lena,yssille, Pa.,
RILETJALMSM—NEURALGIA !
SSOOP \Vita, BE PAID
to arty person Producing any Medicine shriving half
as many living, permanent cures is Dr. Frrnrat'S
Vaxinranz.r. 1111EUXATIC REMEDY. teed Inwardly
only. A pleasant. Medicine. free from injurious
drugs. Warranted. under oath, to have permanent
ly cured 95 in every 100 patients treated in the p let
ten years. (See tektinionyl: Iris the scientific pre
scription of Prof. Joe. P. biller, M. I)., s graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania. 1593.—n0w
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians. and
Professor of Chemistry and .Torleology.—wrie lug
made lieurlgia, Chronic and, In ixunatory Illieutua
tiagi the specialty of his entire professional lite—a
fact vouched for by the signatures accompanying
each bottle, and other testimonials of many Promi
nent renowned phystelaneaud clergymen. To, pro
tect sufferers from poisonous (leach nostrurog and
useless erpenditure-ormoney.-slegal signed guar
antee, stating exact number of betties warranted to
cure. will be forwarded gratis to arty sufferer send
ing by letter a full description of affliction. In 01183
of failure to cure, amount iWtl pogitively refunded.
Medicine, sent anywhere by express,' collect on de
livery. Afflicted invited to write for advice; all in.
formation and medical advice sent by. letter path.;
'Address Dr. J. P. FITLER, 25 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. The. Itemedy„la 'sold or obtained
by Druggists.
TOWANDA
Marble WO 'r ks.
have just receivill the largest .I.. , Nortmezat of
AR )3 I E
TOMI STONES, MANTEES,- &c.,
•
Persons In want et atiytiking in 'ottr line , aro re.
nectrully incited to.call and esaraino our -alai:.
B. A. PETTES & CO.,
U.sve d ppw on liana vier •tocir;oil
MISSES,
a-boms.
FANCY "GOODS AND NOTIONS,
VELVETEENS, ..IVATEIIPROOS,
LOWEST . 111 ARK ET P.lt I Z'E,
F.e4 , 20-3in I MAI SFREKF,/rOWANDA.
ALL KLNDS GROCERIES AND
Provisions 'at udice.esala and retail. at
___'
lity 20. - C. It .VATCICI3. •
kupan&nditines t
AT TM'
simian= irwirs TIMM,
Thum, -IiZDI&Na, Cat:laci49,
mgr. ma, vitamin,
KEROSEME OR COAL OIL,
Bovng llutd*,
was, slum wimps, amairs.
Sperm. Lull. Whsle, Nests loot,
Pomades. Halr•Diea; Partameri.
GEO. '4IcCABE & :SGN
AIIERIa:k. 4NR ITALIAN
' .
•
Ever exhibited in thi* section,• to which they
invite the.aitention of the
They Ireep on 1
. Lan3 or furnish to orOer
MO N L 31 B N'T,S,
Ui v.very
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
•
• MeC*, 8; SON
Towanda, 3lay 1, Is7l. , .
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
In great variety,
, •
varss SILES, SILK VELVETS.
AND suer Ls,
Which they will R-11 - sit 'We
At the sign of the 131 g Bonnet; oppotito the
• Court ilettee, -
NATIOM f LIFINSI4AIiANCE,
Oase a!uruz il.000:40--rup Eli mu.
MADXICD 8. CLABH, l'xstddent
JAY 000E:D. Cbairmia Pinanoe and EA. Cam':
HENRY D. 000n t Vice Praddent
DEMON W. PUT. Secpetary and Aftuszy
' The adlifittifte of the Stational !4e Untrue° (*()
t
1. It is aNatlonal Company, chartered by Co n eru
It Mi a paid np capital' of One Million Dolla - re
S It ofrin low rates of premiums ; '
4. It finidahes larger insurance than other Cr,..
panlea, for the same money ; a
•11; It Is definite atAcertain ;
0. . • .
nerd is no possibility of miarepreoentation L
agents, - oemisunderetuading by pouu.b o id„,.
7. The policies are Oen Aontracts, so mycb
~ r ance for so much money.;
Call policies are non-forfeiting ; •
9. The es areexe.tnpit rata altubment
E.W. CLARK ti CO'.. Banteni,llutelp
N. C. £I.I3BBXE k A. G. if...ASON.
- Agerits for Towanda and Tlclnity
Jan.:o, 180.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LUKE - INSURXNCEOMPNNY
O. 252• BOADWAY,'NET YORK
Potacnts tx Poser.
Assrrs. over—,. • --- •
trararat. lavoacr.
Lama Pam •
All 'pp:v*o forame of rolicies-issnea.
Liberal modes for payment of pretnitus..
Policies 'non-forfeltsble by their trrinx.
The entire profita of th, Company divt.lt,l
ahly . aatong the Insured... .
- - -
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
. .
- warms u. YECSiG43f. PaEstnr.!.-r.
IiSTLLIA.II T. gCKYKEIT, Vice
LIICI‘ AD'pLS, Szer A..YD ACfGA3 S.
. _
ELPEILA. ILEFTILENCES
Jir Comm k Co.-.l}ankere, • -
Diumea. k Co., Bankers. .
Joss-Wool:nu= 4 Co., Tea Merchants_
B. A. Micucza. Prtet. Farmees' k Steithani,' I:,Ly
T. B. PPIT.IISON, rUbliSher.
J. A. RECOI:I , ,
' ;11y12.70-11 . , Agent. Ttmanda., iv.
CAM! & VINCENT'S
Insurance crene
••• •
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIISENT
Policies written 'and tossi,s satle_!.l at ttl.h f:T",
Kc alsoduslare against all damage 1.
To bniltitn6 and contents or live
OFF ICE ON MAIN STREET,
ati,:l6 71
: • Books: and btatoine,r: .
DIARIES Fivit 1871 .
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_
i'A:PER:%, ENVELOP-ES
. S.
NEW—YORE PAPERS
, -
"- • -
SCHOOL, BOOKS tf .
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VJ
•
PESS, • IvE , MrSIC, STITIONNY ANIS C: 5
PICTURES :'
BLANK BOOKS
,
YANKEE NOTIONS:: ;
„, • -
s
Tuvinda. Nov: 186 S. '
11001i- , Bn;DERY.-).Litlll7, rf . l3
Heim re.l44.•tfitlty Infqrmed ' List the
dory has becm.r..-movvAl ,rt e c•
third Ptory,where will be done
MO
In WI Its N'ark/LIS brap,:tetl. an tcr,c4
"the times" wiUI - aUow. Th , , LLudory 1,.:
the charge of '
•
eiNrieheed Rieder, and all work wi.:4l.2l , rAL:i
done
11l a Style and manner Whleti casuot'l,l•lc:),.l
MUNie, Ney. - 5p8.1,114.011113v0k5 . ...:"
to erery.variety of style. Parti,loar
paid to the Bulirg and Blhcliug of
To any desired pafteru, whirl: in quality - and
bility will be warranted.
- All work will be ready for delivers when pr
The patronage of the pnb,lic in sols-ited. and ;'
feet Satisfaction guaranteed. _
Towanda, August 2. ISn'6—tf. -
TOW NDA:GIiI&CIATIZAL
The gttperinterident u thii hher
some of the best
'I.L UM-BE R W A G - '0 NS,
COVERED AND OPEN BUGGIES.
err offered in this rnaricet. Des:
OK AND HICKORY TIMBER:
• uskSl. and all work made by the . me,t
We have the
- PATR:VtkRUSSLA 11:03" 4".,E.t
4 7
very Pght; and an daratdo drat even hoe , ',34 I , N
tittle to do towards their decay. •
naase examine our work before . .riirrhas , :
Where.h R4sirin i dohe on short notice.
C.Mmiern .Prcst, G. w. VINCENT.
Towanda Un'y 20, me. Suptsrinn tide 71
E. BOLLES & CO ,
ty. •
GE-iTEMAIL ruoiirct.
Commission - . Morelia Irt s.
Respectfully, eolicit consigtiructus
BUTTER , Eati.4..caßK-E.. VEAL, -POULTVS
'Ono of the ilrm haring resided in Semm•
the past ten yeare. and having an extensive 80 Fia:,t
anoe with the business' men of the city, tv,`tk
lident that we can sell produce to the e ntire -AI ,-
faction of consignors.
REFERENCES.
S. CIIIIBBITCK.A. G. muslin, 0rw..1!.
'BALDWIN & BLACKMAN. GORHAM' roi.!
MAN, Loßaysville, Pa -
S. a. 'CITAFFEI3 . . MANNING.
Loan. .
enuDlleCK: 11 Si; L4kM El:,
vile, Pa.
PLASTER,.
E
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4.•
Arlin suppiy of FreeL Cayu;3 I".3 , t'''
from Yammr, Vital twdA at the s•Ms , ,l.'r ,
milt:at mouth of Itummerneld weelyi
pared and warranted a pnre article'.
144.12114m*
PHOICE GREEN ..A.ND BLACK
TEA'. and Coffer, ett.:ap . . at
;flue Is7l. FOX l 3t11:011
Pr I M
m or V.& A.
Ourtared b 7 Congrem, 11WM
Gener4' mm-ata.
B:11. RUSSELL, Stanager
GE,.ZEBAL
SIgETNING,
of pogit , _‘ Court 119usii
T. B. CAII . P.
\V. S. VINCENT
BOOR- - BlNDltitif
H. C.. NVIIITAn ET:,
BLANK BOOKS,
WOILKS STILL .►LIMB!
• PLATTor.II ;WAGONS,
EIERIF-NZCED WOIIII7iIEN
SCRANTON,
And - all other Farm Produce
M=
r,np1.1.6111
PLASTER
JAnt:--;
.
. LIP
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